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在 Campo Morado 鑽探結果公佈後，Stifel Canada 維持對 Luca Mining 的「買入」評級；目標價維持在 4.00 加幣。

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-- 週三，Stifel Canada維持對Luca Mining（LUCA.V）股票的「買入」評級，目標價為4.00加幣。此前，該公司公佈了其位於墨西哥Campo Morado礦場的鑽探結果。 Luca報告稱，Campo Morado的Largo Norte礦區地下鑽探結果顯示，加權平均金品位為2.05克/噸，比Campo Morado目前礦區探明的金品位1.70克/噸高出約20%。現有地下基礎設施附近的多金屬礦化帶表明，隨著鑽探將礦化範圍擴展到現有資源邊界之外，該礦區具有以較低資本密集度開採的潛力。我們認為，這些結果支持Campo Morado即將發布的2026年下半年礦山壽命週期（LoM）計畫更新和擴建研究，該研究概述了透過提高產量和回收率，將集團產量從2026年的約5.5萬盎司/年金當量提高到2029年的約11萬盎司/年金當量的潛在路徑。 Campo Morado的長期市淨率（LT P/NAV）為0.23倍，而同業小型礦業公司為0.57倍；2026年市現率（P/CF）為5.4倍，而同業小型礦業公司為7.8倍。鑑於Campo Morado擴建計畫和即將發布的礦場計畫更新，我們仍然認為Campo Morado具有多重擴張潛力。分析師科爾·麥吉爾寫道：“提高盧卡增長前景的可見度。” （報道北美、亞洲和歐洲主要銀行及研究機構的股票、商品和經濟研究。研究機構可透過以下連結聯絡我們：https://www..com/contact-us）

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